But do the benefits ... benefits. “Red wine has potent antioxidants, such as resveratrol, which have been shown to improve heart health by reducing oxidative stress in the body,” says Gould.

From an occasional glass of red wine to boosting fibre, and adding extra virgin olive oil to your daily diet, scientists have ...

" [Alcohol] can cause liver damage, irritate the lining of your stomach, cause inflammation to your pancreas and can also ...

If you're drinking above and beyond that, not only are you not getting the healthy benefits of the red wine or the alcohol anymore, you're also damaging your body in other ways.

Is there anything more festive than a hot mug of mulled wine? As if you needed an excuse to have a cup, we’ve been looking into the very real benefits ... red grapes, may help to slow down the ...

This was no fluke: another study from Spain showed that drinking red wine can improve your body’s response to insulin, resulting in an ability to clear sugar from your blood more quickly.

From boosting gut health to preventing heart disease, there are benefits ... tannins in red wine are known to bind to iron during digestion, which means less is available for the body to absorb.

Red wine contains antioxidants that when taken in moderation can have many health benefits like preventing coronary artery disease which leads to heart diseases. Red wine also helps in lowering ...